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Got a lot of sausage to make.

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  • mrobisrM mrobisr

    zbigjeff said in Got a lot of sausage to make.:

    mrobisr Have to peel each clove out of the head. Yes, it takes a bit of time. But, is totally worth it.

    I will be trying it for sure, my next project is kielbasa do you think it would be good to try in that?

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    mrobisr Growing up back in Milwaukee, all of the Polish, Czech, Slovenian & Ukrainian sausage markets all would offer their kielbasa in both w/garlic or wo/garlic. My family always got the w/garlic. After poaching it and then frying it up the house smelled so good from frying up the kielbasa w/garlic. Give it a try. If you like garlic you’ll love it.

    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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      We made up 25 lbs of the Excalibur kielbasa today and will be smoking it tomorrow. Smells and looks good now and looking forward to the magic that happens after smoking it tomorrow.
      I would like to do a seasoning recipe from scratch with fresh garlic as we are definitely garlic lovers.

      Paul

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      • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

        mrobisr Growing up back in Milwaukee, all of the Polish, Czech, Slovenian & Ukrainian sausage markets all would offer their kielbasa in both w/garlic or wo/garlic. My family always got the w/garlic. After poaching it and then frying it up the house smelled so good from frying up the kielbasa w/garlic. Give it a try. If you like garlic you’ll love it.

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        Bob Stehlik I second that motion.

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        • mrobisrM mrobisr

          zbigjeff said in Got a lot of sausage to make.:

          mrobisr Have to peel each clove out of the head. Yes, it takes a bit of time. But, is totally worth it.

          I will be trying it for sure, my next project is kielbasa do you think it would be good to try in that?

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          mrobisr Only if you like a sausage made with garlic juice. If you do, it’s a very good one to try. The place will smell like a holiday.

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          • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

            mrobisr Only if you like a sausage made with garlic juice. If you do, it’s a very good one to try. The place will smell like a holiday.

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            zbigjeff I have been making fresh and smoked Polish Kielbasa for awhile and have used fresh and granulated/powdered garlic. I definitely prefer fresh. We have a batched planned for next weekend I may just give this a try if I can convince my brother to deviate from the recipe. My question how do you know how much garlic juice is needed? By taste? I try to stay with the same garlic variety when making with fresh garlic to limit variations.

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            • YooperDogY YooperDog

              zbigjeff I have been making fresh and smoked Polish Kielbasa for awhile and have used fresh and granulated/powdered garlic. I definitely prefer fresh. We have a batched planned for next weekend I may just give this a try if I can convince my brother to deviate from the recipe. My question how do you know how much garlic juice is needed? By taste? I try to stay with the same garlic variety when making with fresh garlic to limit variations.

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              YooperDog when making fresh polish sausage do you still add cure #1 for the flavor characteristics?

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                YooperDog when making fresh polish sausage do you still add cure #1 for the flavor characteristics?

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                Ron Grisar I use cure 1 in the smoked/cured sausage, but the biały kielbasa doesn’t receive any.

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                • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                  mrobisr Only if you like a sausage made with garlic juice. If you do, it’s a very good one to try. The place will smell like a holiday.

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                  zbigjeff Easter morning after Mass comes to mind.

                  Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                  • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                    zbigjeff Easter morning after Mass comes to mind.

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                    Bob Stehlik Absolutely right after mass. But, don’t forget the freshly shaved horseradish root. I just smile thinking of my dad shaving it with a knife his dad used to cut leather when making/repairing shoes. It was short and stubby with a minor curve.

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                    • YooperDogY YooperDog

                      zbigjeff I have been making fresh and smoked Polish Kielbasa for awhile and have used fresh and granulated/powdered garlic. I definitely prefer fresh. We have a batched planned for next weekend I may just give this a try if I can convince my brother to deviate from the recipe. My question how do you know how much garlic juice is needed? By taste? I try to stay with the same garlic variety when making with fresh garlic to limit variations.

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                      YooperDog Back in the day, it was a feel when they put their hands through it. In current times, it would be equivalent to 1 oz per pound. Just like any other recipe that used water, wine, beer so it will stuff better. It really depends how garlicky you want it. In my world, that amount is about correct.

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                      • YooperDogY YooperDog

                        zbigjeff I have been making fresh and smoked Polish Kielbasa for awhile and have used fresh and granulated/powdered garlic. I definitely prefer fresh. We have a batched planned for next weekend I may just give this a try if I can convince my brother to deviate from the recipe. My question how do you know how much garlic juice is needed? By taste? I try to stay with the same garlic variety when making with fresh garlic to limit variations.

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                        YooperDog Also, maybe take a small block and treat it the “new” way and see what people think. Most of the homemade klobase (Slovenian Sausage) was only made during the winter because in their own words: You don’t want to cook it. You just want to smoke it. Cooking is done when you put it in a slighter simmering pot.

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                          I just cut up 41lbs of butt and vac packed in prep for pres day weekend sausage making and you guys have me changing to the boiled garlic in the recipe, I cannot wait, thanks for all the advice.

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                          • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                            YooperDog Also, maybe take a small block and treat it the “new” way and see what people think. Most of the homemade klobase (Slovenian Sausage) was only made during the winter because in their own words: You don’t want to cook it. You just want to smoke it. Cooking is done when you put it in a slighter simmering pot.

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                            zbigjeff Thanks. That is the way we cook our biały kielbasa, fresh Polish.

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                            • YooperDogY YooperDog

                              zbigjeff Thanks. That is the way we cook our biały kielbasa, fresh Polish.

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                              YooperDog AND the place smells like a piece of heaven. I’m smiling with you when you decide to fire up the “test” when you’re done creating.

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